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User Review for Mountain Buggy Terrain Stroller
I own the terrain and absolutely love it. I'm happy to see MJ carrying the whole mountain buggy line. The terrain is unique because it has the capability to go COMPLETELY lay flat for the first 6 mos. Most joggers don't. Also, I like that it comes with TWO bottle holders and can take an additional cup holder. Comes with the bumper bar too. Hand brake is great for going down hills or jogging. Love the suspension and the zipper over the compartment below (keeps toys and stuff from falling out). Harness is super easy to adjust. The aluminum kick plate will never wear out. Sun canopy is huge and rotates. Absolutely bomb proof and well worth the cost!! I've had several people offer to buy mine.
User Review for Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain Stroller
Overall, this stroller is wonderful, and may end up being the only stroller I use. My husband likes the styling and "user-friendliness" of the design, too. Normally, he thinks my stroller fixation is insane, but he actually really likes this one. Also, he is 6'1" and doesn't seem to have a problem with the height of this thing. At 5'4", this stroller is the perfect height for me.
User Review for Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain Stroller
This stroller I would highly recommend to anyone, I have had many strollers in the past, I have 4 daughters. All of my other strollers whenever I would turn, one wheel would go one way and the other the other way, I always got so frustrated and to get the wheels to go the same way I would have to give it a push with alot of umph and that usually woke up the baby or jostled the baby. This stroller has small bicycle tires and only one in the front, it is a dream to push, it has a really smooth ride. I love the saddle bags on both sides, they work great for a diaper and wipes then I don't have to rummage thru a diaper bag, they are right there, I also use it for my keys because I usually bury my purse in the main campartment under the stroller, this way as I am leaving I don't have to unbury my purse, I just grab them out of the bag. I know some people have complained about it being a heavier stroller, but to me I would rather have the comfort and ease of steering over the weight, and I dont think it is all that heavy, its about what my other ones were. If I wanted a light weight one I would of bought an umbrella stroller. We also have not had any problems with kicking the wheels as some have had, my husband is 6'3" and I am 5'5" and we both love it. I love the drink cups, they also come in handy to put my cell phone in. my daughter love the driving bar that comes with it, it is removable, and under it, it has a snack tray and a space for a sipper or bottle. I do kinda with that the switch to turn on and off the driving toy bar was on the back, it is under it, so everytime I want to turn it off I have to remove it, I spose I could just leave it on, but I usually turn it off to save battery power. I have not tried the music on it, so I really can't comment on that, but as for the rest I love it and hope others have as much pleasure as I am.
User Review for Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain Stroller
I love this stroller, my daughter wants to stay in it all day. the price was great and it fit in my car trunk.
User Review for Jeep Liberty Limited Urban Terrain Stroller
I have had this stroller since March '04 and have used it on the beach & trekking across the Little Leage baseball fields for my older boys' games for for 2 seasons. I have gone through woods, over roots and thru ditches and this stroller handles it all very well. The fact it also holds a lot of STUFF is also a big 'plus' for us. It's SO easy to steer one handed and is the smoothest stroller I've ever used- and I went thru quite a few with my older boys. I have to say I disagree with other reviewers on a couple of things. I've put my stroller through A LOT of hard use and never has any wheel come off. My neighbor also has this stroller (and older children to chase around the Little League fields) and she has never had any trouble with a wheel falling off, either. My model is the one with the original foot rest- where if my son drops something it rolls down into the basket instead of on the ground. Why did Jeep change that? My neighbor HATES the new footrest and I wouldn't want it either. As far as it tipping over and the child falling out... that's never happened to us either, but, that could happen with anything that is three-wheeled, hence the reason 3 wheeled ATVs are no longer made. I did lose the flip top to the parent tray fairly soon after purchasing it as it flipped open when putting it in the trunk and then snapped off. Also, the hand grip (which is VERY VERY comfy) tore somewhat easily & I was told by Cust Service that it can not be replaced. THAT, I think, is poor planning since the handle is always in contact with the floor of the car/trunk when folded for storage & is bound to get torn frequently.